Power, might. Obsolete.

Ability, potential, power; ability, power to do something. Now rare.

Ability, power; health.

Ability, capacity, means.

Control or authority over others; dominion, rule; government, command, sway. Frequently with †of, †on, over.

The fact of something (expressed or implied) being possible to one, whether through circumstance or power; capacity, capability, power, ability…

Capacity for action, effective power; activity. Also: an instance of this. Obsolete.

Effective power; capacity for action. Cf. actuality, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

Ability, power.

Force, power. Obsolete.

Power, ability. Obsolete.

Ability; the quality which makes an action possible; (also) the application of this quality.

Capacity or power to perform or achieve some action, attain to some state or condition, etc. Chiefly in… With reference to a person.

Power or ability in general, whether physical or mental; capacity.

Utmost capacity, reach. Obsolete.

The quality or condition of being capable (in various senses); capability.

Ableness.

figurative. Breadth of comprehension, grasp of intellect; ability. Obsolete exc. archaic.

Capacity, ability; activity, energy.

Power to do something, capacity.

gen. The power, ability, or faculty for anything in particular. Constr. of, for, or infinitive.

The scope or extent of a person's knowledge or abilities.

figurative. Capability of spanning or grasping.

Capacity, ability, or skill, in some respect. Now rare.

General executive ability, esp. in domestic matters. (Chiefly U.S., but colloquial in some circles in England.)

figurative. Originally U.S. Power, vigour, excitement; ‘oomph’. Cf. earlier high-octane, adj. 2.